Posts Tagged ‘Demoscene’

Scene Drawings

Sunday, May 11th, 2008

Scene drawings can be a mixed bunch, and are normally representative of the individuals involved. You will get self portraits which will show a pictorial depiction of Scene guys and girls. These Scene drawings will show an accurate depiction of individuals that includes a great likeness of the hairstyles and fashion involved in the Scene scene.

You will also find Scene drawings that are drawn that display the sentiments of those individuals. The Scene drawings are normally less emotional than those Emo drawings but can be equally moving in their own way. These Scene drawings will likely be of a more confident nature.

In their own way though, Scene drawings can be a great way of displaying the Scene identity of individuals.

Scene Drawings

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Emotional Emo drawings

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Another Emo drawing

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Scene Hairstyles in 2008

Sunday, May 11th, 2008

So what are scene hairstyles? It is actually a retro look and harks back to the best days of the 1980’s music scene. There is though no true definition and many people see scene hairstyles as constantly evolving. There is a lot of similarity with the Emo hairstyle, and it is expected that for females at least, part of the fringe will cover one eye. There is though less use of black and more use of neon colors.

Scene hairstyles can incorporate mullets, bobs and long bangs. For the best look try spiking up the hair at the back of your head and straighten up the sides. Also use highlights and lowlights to create a really powerful contrast.

Similarity of Emo style and Scene Hairstyles.

Emo Hairstyles

Scene Hairstyles: There less use of black and more use of neon colors, like pink.

Scene Hairstyles use also strong make-up.

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Tipical scene hairstyles.

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Long Pink scene hairstyle.

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Scene boys and scene girls make Scene Love

Monday, May 5th, 2008

Scene boys and scene girls make Scene Love

Scene love is no different from any other form of relationship. Scene love may of course involve two males, two females or a mixed relationship. Scene boys are often considered to be bisexual or gay, some may be and some may just be trying to fit in with the crowd. Scene love is though often an insular kind of relationship, and scene girls especially are renowned for only mixing with others in the Scene scene.

Other than that Scene love is not normally considered to be as emotional as an Emo relationship, and a Scene love is not considered in most cases to be the be all and end all of relationships, unlike an Emo equivalent.

Scene oys and scene girls make scene love

Scene boys and girls like showing theri feelings to each other

Scene boys and scene girlsrepresenting nice site of loving someone

Scene boys and scene girls make Scene Love

Scene girl showing her unhappy love on very crazya and stupid way

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Why is Scene style better than emo style?

Monday, May 5th, 2008

Why is Scene style better than emo style?

Scene style is often considered to be the defining icon of the whole Scene scene, and is generally thought to be much more important than any defining music. Without the difference in Scene style it can be difficult to differentiate between an Emo boy or girl and a Scene boy or girl. Scene style is much more about color than the Emo style.

Whilst tight clothes, in the form of pants and t-shirt may be worn. There is much more color used on the tight t-shirts, the t-shirts will be much more fashionable and will also include cartoon characters and other logos. Do not be surprised if there is a great proliferation of Scene style in shops and magazines throughout the summer of 2008.

Emo style for girls

Scene style in not better than emo style

Why is Scene style better than emo style?

Emo style for boys

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